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The British Continental Podcast returns to explore UK domestic racing, team closures, and the future with riders James McKay and Lucy Gadd. Plus, Adam Howell's rise from lockdown cyclist to race winner, a season review, and a preview of the East Cleveland Classic.

The British Continental Podcast is back with a fresh look at the state of British domestic road racing. With key teams like Saint Piran, Trinity Racing, and Lifeplus-Wahoo all folding recently, host Denny Gray sits down with James McKay (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli) and Lucy Gadd (Smurfit Westrock) to discuss the fallout, explore its impact on riders’ careers, and debate what it means for the future of the sport.

In a candid and insightful conversation, James and Lucy share their experiences dealing with the uncertainty of team closures, the challenges in navigating their careers, and their thoughts on the evolving landscape of the UK peloton.

Also in this episode, we hear from one of the early standout performers of the season, Adam Howell (Muc-Off SRCT Stork). Adam talks through his remarkable rise, from taking up cycling during lockdown to winning major domestic races this year, and what it means for his confidence and ambitions.

Finally, the panel reviews this season so far and looks ahead to the upcoming East Cleveland Classic, offering tactical insights, highlighting key riders and teams, and sharing their predictions for what promises to be an intriguing race.

Featuring:

  • James McKay (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli)
  • Lucy Gadd (Smurfit WestRock)
  • Adam Howell (Muc-Off SRCT Stork Racing Team)

Also available on SpotifyApple PodcastsGoogle Podcasts and many other platforms.

Huge thanks to Will Jones at Redbricks Media for producing this episode.

Featured image: SWpix.com


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